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Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Sale Postpon ed.

The sale of building lots, by Evans
Pennington, agent, situated on Marke,
and Tatnall streets, between Twenty
Third and rxenty' Sixth streets, Ninth
Ward, has been postponed on accoun,
OF the inclemanoy. of the weather untiI
saturday, the Och inst. Persons wish
ing to purchase should take look o,
them, Rs property in thatssection il
rapidly increasing in value.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Entertainment Tonight.

Asbury Mu,ua Improvement Society
have arranged ldelr Programme Tor this
evening with special reference to he
Poet Longfellow, and il is as follow:
Sketch OF LonRfelow, Georgia B. Car.
yer; reading. Paul Revere's Ride, r.
Emmett Triggs reading, The Old
Clock on the Stairs" Jelman j. NJ.
Mullen; sentiments oy LongtAl'ow, by
Misc Saliie Carpenter, Miss Ean.ant,
Miss Mabel CLARK, M!ss Minnie Lom
baEd and Miss Mary Bennett recitation,
Mrs. 81. H Ward, recitation. jan z.
Mcdowell. Music vii. Do furnltAed
BY the members
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
a New Coal Association,

PITTsBvRG, April 1.-The railroad
coal operators of the Pittsburg district
who snip to western points have formed
an association TOR the maintenance OF q
uniform selling price Of coal. Eighty
per cent Of the firms shipping west, and
representing SD 100000 capital, have
joined the pool. An effort viii be made
TO have the Hooking Valley syndicate 20.
operate with the new association.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
The Weather we had In March

There were 81 days last month. vi
these were clear, IA fair, and 10 cloudy
The mean barometer was 29.975, and the
mean temperature 1874. The highest
temperature was 53.3, on the 2lst, and
the lowest, 2l.s, on the 9Th. The pre-.
valling direction of the wind was from
the northwest. Rain or snow fell On
fourteen days. Taken altogether it was
miserable month SO far ss the weather
was concerned
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Mu lave Tra,eli.l ,rnI

Toe proprie:as u The Gnil
Clothing Depot, a. Filth vi
streets, Iecei7td { slte, ilis
from Henry W, LgnN, IL
Sale m ecanty n, D., sIiiil \
Of the baliolls which lsty isiy
"Wednesday eyea.Dr lad u
about Gay break Gu Is1siHz
on n fam sbou or5 ole ioaif
village. Tho balloon vn
oirclipR ayoGad 81. b''tti |
have tIav, lid - east y I'D
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Hand Burned,

Last evening while George Hall, ar
empoye of the james 50 Webb Com.
pany, was engaged in cleaning a roller
with benzine it caught fire from a
match, with which he attempted to
light the gas, and burned his hand go.
yoraly. He was taken across tho street
TO DR.. Walton's drug store, where hip
Injuries were attended to.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
In The OId Nelgtl,nrhnnh

We are CAD 10 hear that DR. Van.
Deventer has returned 70 Market
street, No sl3, opposite whsrs be
Formerly lived Bang Erown as a
competen. dep;,st, sc homo he NAV
nave cis ususl succfss Goods viii be
taken IN exchange for WORK.
~ you wish a satisfactory dental one.
ration CAL on DE-. IanDeventer, ii.
afket street. Prices az low as con,
'easHnt with good work.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Started This Morning.

Inc steamer Brandy wine rade he,
nfes "Trip OF the eessUn this morning
'Ano nao quite hunter OF passe myers
ead considerable freight. GA tte re.
torn irom PAi!adeiplis size made tht
run inside OF two hplra from the yhar,
40 that city uttil she suded her nas
sengers here. This il remarkably aood
time, and spea69 We. for tue upfoye
ments which have been male 10 IN,
boat and her N achiuerv.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
An A.el RE. Of Cans

A piece OF gslni,e Eis fund ~
In the eastern '.ys gFoi he gay
across the sctlIiaii Ni'kei 81, l
In the centre l.its sore EsaOfs
containing il aTfl0u' IN
) ear 1901, ll9ycAa latias iOunall
the city of phaals.pl.a, aldn The
year after the sep.is'.oac 10 Nnsi,a|
the Governmt Of zeal D'.Au1
Pier was built. I-enlolas' 1s
OF the persons under ssose a's''
work was doLe,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
FIFTH ED|1l1

L.ss'', %. King st s'as., ,,ills1
|..S Jane. H. CrabS ' ..n saIkI
Fact No. 3" on II. 'aI v
.,o %DsI IT.. be yea, a clam, 'I Sa, .&|
to-cisht. ~ Lsait,at.
The wilmirst,n1,..,. 4
o. o. ! w ~ 800. and IA n =, ,'s,.l',asAI
" a n to pay Of tie . m ~
nn rIoi' Groves, prlacID, I. y.
oy sican.ss. -ua'd b
Sheriff Llmbso, -,
on the l6sh Inn. The WI WI III
Folks phosphate W. ~,, sao.a''''al
Barpum G circp.
% : LegR's famous lg,cp 'ta.'ttasj
Saturday n.ah: r'u'', NJ
The barn Of G o..
Arb, destroyed ~ fi "a a. nss !,
va, insured 10 a., t,s "a G,. su
/" Ut u.u"i Company l.r,S So''A
The subject IA, a WV
p pre-, ,, meeting ip' tc o''Ssa ".ss
Should the citic,s I ,, as,dr
enot?" VIC anll
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Two Gases OF Assault.

This morning M;chael Holgh or wss
arraiRDed at tie city cour5 charged
with committing an assault and bat
tory on his wife, Catherine, ard iG<
Judge, after hearing her evidence. IA
him 10 slOO bail for trial at tie MI6ci.
pal Court next Mono ay morniu-. y
Abraham Anderson, oo,3red, was
charged with COMMITTING an assaa {,
and battery on sncthar co!arel nan
named Isaac Griffin. but az the ev,,
dsnc' was iEsuiteax-t to sustain the
change, tbs casa WAS Nsmissfc.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
From lO2 East fil,h s,r.g,-

havo OIno nsn and everybody else: We
S W. Ha ~ cut our famous raspberry IAN and
s, 80 p.Gss'sss, al pounds for 70 cents. Inr
sp.enula blended tea' and ooff cos cannot he
norssa q, zig pareains in table hss. Inn.
pounds 70. 20 cents; butter fom o, ar's a
c a,n IN tuos, nice and sweet, ,ust grand ~
A rnr, i's. country eggf, Is cent? per doz !.
tonnds OF p,unss fer rs cents; dried s e NJ
RI ~ ~ eehts IN pieoe, ~ cents chIunsd.
ana SEQ and compare prices. You NAV Uo nns
sh yGUa iiistine get such bargains. Potatoes
Ala. DENf1SUN b PEACH.
iV2 East 9TH street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
r-~1~--
A GOrrRrtinu-

In an article watch appta,ed in
yeste rday's REPUBLICAN,, It vas
stated that tie negatives Tor premiums
given 10 subscribers OF al illustrated
magazine were taken at 2escuers
when II should have been Bach,r.,
No. 81 Market Stree.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Correction,

1t was STATED, By mistake, in yester
days paper that Mayor Rhoads drew
ths dolls IN MIS- Jacobs stores, 6l7
Market stae', and 220 King stree In
oioer thaI ever! Que mist. kaov tie
drawing was impartial MIS-. Jscobs
nsa the mayer draw tAe nn-1bsrs "a
oecide who shoa.d get the dolls. TIE
numbers drawn wore Q for Gi7
Aiket street, and ST. for go King
street.. The coils are Awaiting bo,4ars
Oh tickets bearing sad rum 5ets
MRS JaDoi,,.
81: Market St, ana 220 King II.
N. B-The l3Tner publication was q
first Of Apr.l nie.aAs.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
VIII he Paved.

The Front and Union Street Passen.
ger Hallway Company have can't &C led
ID nave the sracs b5tween their traci q
navel from Madison street TO Jack, 90 ,
In accordance with the request of the
City Co1ncil. The work will be com
neIced al once.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

The ncrth.bolrd express, which
passed through this city ut 0G7 a. M.
to-day, had The special car Minerva at
tschsd, With President Wilbur, of the
Lenish Valley Railroad, aud a party
OF .al!es On bOari.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

PRIOE-AUSBAN OS.-By ms Rev. N. M.
Browne, on Thursday March 81 at tho
home OF the bride. Rev. Is. +. Price % the
Wilmington Conference, TO Miss Lydia
Husbands, OF New Castle County.
HING Ek--SPOERL On March 81, hss,
by the kev II. W Gel. at the residence
OF the grSon, Miss Elizabeth M. spoerl TO
Mr.. Wm. r. Aingsr both OF this Gig.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
>sS~
Donihl AMnci,n

Our SUCCESS OF the ps,,
the futnre. When W. Is,,,
70 stay Ws are MOI hsrnl
CONS the next, but will -
nently. Hundreds d pey.I5
treated by Us sincs We IosI
city. ana .illui,ycu tsy m
ish ed. Offices 80 M,iks ~
ming ton, Del 81 Est vm
Elmirs, n. y, sro 8 Vs
street. Wiike, b,rre. Pa VIZ
all work TO give sst!.i.cir. n
lowing pi.crs: Tech urud
cent?; with gas 20 csn2 istI
% 90; best 8, tech ilid,a
10 aud 80 cents glli 81 u,ua1
CLEANED for,5 cents / ssst,t1
DIR. 4. G. H0neygell. 90 liti
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

There will be- grand rally at ST.
Jsnes' Church, over Eleventh street
bridge, tomorrow. ard a cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all TO attend. There
will be preaching at 10 80 a. u. and at
2.30 aud 30 p. N.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

Nathan Dayett, who occup;es 7. 70
farm of Jonathan Grover, IN yb 20
Cay Greek Hundred, our one NJ a;s
hands very badly while engaged IN
trimming apple trees few days aae
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Started AGAIN.

A.Dayett 70 Scr, Pepcader Hund red,
nave Completed the repair OF their -four
mil, AID are now ready, after STOP
page OF three weeks, to accomm date
their customers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

The Newark Ledger 49, ..,,',y
ware Normsl schooi s'' ,'' ~
an accession oi ''aue TO- nar,sl
past few days, among l in' VA Ind
Miss Maggie L. Wni.s ~, W
and John S. Dobson i'9 C%orsIl
Miss Carrie Czech o. ,...,ta1
ssyeral oiherr, mostly ''''i@
nee ed from Sussex.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Election OF Officer,

The regular mlnti.y Tst
Wilmington .r!pogI'9-itll ~ ".
1913, was htii .s'' svt'lta
following Citi2.rs were sS%
ensuing yea; Pi.s.d'rL ~
WiikIns; vics. president, D. s =
secretary re esateF, Frank s spil
tses. G. &. Holicn, 4. " hs'
q. Mahan; bushes copuS c's
Euele, W. G Wa,'tf,' b v ~,
r. OF, Il NC csSe.' nv, hu
qeAnt at,a.l4s, Wm. Z. Mia
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
KENNARD&C0,

We shall offer on
Monday 100 Rem
n a n t S of Half
B | e &C h e d and
Cream Table Linens
from II to g. yards
in each. This is a
special sale of these
|goods,a the prices
marked on them is
much below regular
piece price,an those
In want will do well
to see them.
At the same time
we shall offer a lot
of All-Linen Large
Size Dat Meal Tow
els at 20 cents each;
sold everywhere at
% cents, and a
article at
l24 each. See them.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

To-morrow promises 10 be !a!1 and
warmer. On Moncsy similar ccad..
lions will probably prevail.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

James II. Weed . ~ .',ar,J(
big time repairing roo, ,, alSI u
The recent rains have rs ,sr IA
deie ctive places. iuo soiri1I
workmen can be see ai,s sIi
direction, bob In Inc !. 0 s,s,t d
They are putting up . ? Is ts, q!
rugated spouts, ~p''
haAf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

How divine a thing q woman may
os III adr," when her cold is cured by
d. Bulls Cough Syrup
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

A fine lunch viii be served by Legs
to his many patrons to night at IA
K ing street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
State of the Temperature

~ the REPUBLICAN cttiee 10 cav. IN +hs
shade: NV
= o'clock 10 O'clock 70 o,c,o,,,
a. ~"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

Ox-tail Lunch
at Kelley & Bros, Second and Tainall
streets. this evening. All are invited
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
Easter EGG Dyes.

Only cents n package, all colors;
china esgs marbled 8 cents. Danforth
druggist, 2nd and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
SPRING CLOTHING

Our superb line Of eleg ant
Spring Clothing, which for ich-
ness of material, superiority Of
make and finish and pcrlcd ton
OF fit are without any doubt the
best display we have ever m ade.
We would especially call tn { at
tentlon Ct those Who usl ally
have their clothing made to
measure. to examine these gar
mcats.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
meath Of Jane csa '.I

Death vi ,t.s Jsa
ra nSe Of hs the ate B.pj'. . .s d,
S she ~ was vsar the dausn'sr; o. ~ ~
I Ha ndy. and was BIZ. hla''s ssa
her Chrlstisn wor'n h,sr sur
Two Tss sons and a dsns1' 's,irlsil
Her remains veF' nn Friia
Clay Cleek cemetery %
ioi' ths M
s,ansburry M u Gi:srs, ~
a reporter yestfldh.:s Az ad
send mp balloons ss 81 boz
ii ia answer was, 80, ne .S5
s Gu ,.TI,t'f ives. Do ''n "
Front street. .-
postponed, I
no mps p' to take p,ssss
sshool house for lR S,, Gs5 81
8. has bean po..lp'pAII. rani'
evening, April y
oectei. ~
All the S's,
.,.p. world ,: "a ,l's .,s''.ss:
nosss. Varied sna avn vie
Non, Nsw York " or pl F,'.t sp
n mH" supplied BY f'D
Market street. -
o,.tsil L'a as y
at Kelley B BIOS, ,s. YIlS
Streets st. ihis svsn''''
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

LSOh SALk.3 WINDOWS WIrHShCT.
ters ana Hlass, CON plete; ! do T an
! sne, com pete goon deere, 2 marble
a ~ ~. Apply at northwest corder 9 Il
H-i h!Dk tUssts. a2-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

" AefEp.-AN tXrEhIENUE GIRL
w ICY general ne ewotk. Must have
telefe1ce and De fond Of children. apply at
~ LinGen street. a2-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02
CROSBY { HILL

On Saturday morning
WE WILL OFFER FORSALE
ONE CASE
INDIA LINEN PLAIDS
81 inches wide; sheer and
fine. In FIVE or six different
patterns. The price we
will not mention here, as We
prefer to have our CUSTOM
ers call and examine the
goods and be surprised when
the price is named. The
goods are beautiful and pos.
sess real merit. while the
price is SO very low that
every person must wonder
how we can sell such ele-
CANT goods at such a re-
markably low figure.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-02

NT ~ Ill aDIES. IL Call uR
~ uaVell1S wonderful entire y
Rev specially Tor ladies' only; "a daily eac "
made no photu no pa hitting; partfcu ia =,
fre9 NILS, Il. +, LILLE, Uhfcaxt. Iii.
ae12tt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07

A special from Santa Fe, y. NJ,
say: The Maxwell Lsnd Grant Co.
has submitted to the settlers Ou that
grant, who are mostly all cattle men,
q proposition 10 buy them out, in the
form of an agreement between the
company and settlers. which is being
numerou-ly signed and promises to
solve the difficulty now exis ing. 1t
agreed that the company shall deposit
$4,000 at the disposal Off b.. David
son to be used in carrying out the
agreements. Tue settlers will then at
once beg n to gather, band and deliver
their cattle TO NJ. p. Pelts, agent of
the company. when there will be
paid on delivery s. a bead, to include
everything, even this years calves, and
SIC u head more by May Is, 1885. Five
per cent. Of the 81 per head will be
deducted for the winter loss on the
cattle delivered this fall. The cows
and calves Of 1855 are to be counted
only As one head. Within sixty days
after the cattle have all been delivered
the settlers are 10 stake end give Pelts
possession OF. their ranches and i'm
provements. There are between sew.
enty.five and u hundred thousand
head of cattle on the grant.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07
w. D. KNIGHT. s. &C
Sunday, August ?, 1887.

THE Portland Orpgonian contains
the following: "An outrageous liquor
law is one that makes IL Q crime pun
ishsble by fines aud imprisonment
for A to sell liquor to b, while b,
sound in mind and body, offers A u
consideration to violate the law, and Is
therefore morally just a. guilty as IL B
said TO A, Here Is money; give me
for IL goods that you know are CONTRA
land" Could b play this game on
the frontier with A and only A suffer
punishment? II ii Is a crime TO sell
liquor ~ y beverage, II ought In equity
to be . crime to buy IL, and the seller
is just rs good q man rs the law-mak-
ers who pass prohibitory laws and
then expect the hotels and drug stores
will break the law for their pri sats
convenience. What stupidity Is the
existence OF = law, 80 absurdly ele-
waited above the heads Of the people
tuht " II u tuisctuulc lit, W " tucIc 10
any approach to its enforcement the
lei election every man concerned in
Is e Increment is repudiated at the
polls. Prohibition has always practi
cslly free rum, and the surprising
thing Is that in face of the facts Of the
experiment iu New England staring
them ~ the face, the prohibition en-.
thusissts are blind TO the fatal expose
of its moral humouggery and hypo.
crisy. The general public, We assume,
are not totally destitute of the sense OF
sight. A lisping old lady imagined
that a person could see with u glass
eye. II don't tbuppotbe that Amy
n thee ath well out OF her glath eye
sth the eau out Of the other, but then
j t%hupp0tne that the n thee lhuni.n
And that il just where the prohibit
ZIONIST j. mistaken. Prohibition is
totally blind; IL does not see snuIe;'
il is a failure from the start. II L. II
gla-- eye from lis cradle Ia lis grave"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07
Eye, Ear and Deformities,

DR.. J. w. C~ulberston, principal
physician and surgeon OF the Central
Surgical Infrmsry, OF indianapolis,
Indiana, will visit professionally,
Miles City at the Mcqueen house,
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday,
August Srd, ith and 5th; Helena, Sat.
urdsy, August 18th, for one week.
All afflicted with any disease Of the
Eye or Ear, Catarrb, Cross Eyes, Club
Foot Spinal Curvature, Piles, Rupture
or CT ronic Diseases, etc., can consult
him free of charge. Artificial Eyes
inserted. Remember the dates.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07

Ben Mason loaded q wagon with
supplies for his Powderville store and
returned yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07

4 Big Ring. q Magnificent These stage a Il Grand Racing Circuit, ihu Blaze With an I'm
rupels SUGGEST Nd Ma ydm, and rerous Deeds!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07

AMI Tiumphnuy Reinforced this season with the Ola or d sMot st'ring Human
Phenomenon the jzrs Own rTIei and fsnpAiet Pndig,-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-07

WORLDS INDUSTRIOUS ARENIC METEoRsl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14

A visit to DR., Green's Laboratory, at
Woodbury., n. J., has considerably chang.
ed our Views, and especially our prsIu-
dicos in regard 10 what are generally
known as STANDARD Patent MedIclnes.n y
OF course we are getting 70 that age In
life when we are forced 70 csnclude life
itself In humbug, and naturally distruas
anything that has not withstood long and
tried experiences. Being physician !
had the curiosity TO know hew such .
sale OF two medical preparations could be
suatainsd for no many years. The perfect
system upon which the business IL con !.
ducteG, and the pharmaceutical arrange
menia for the manufacture Of the. two res
eipes with which we were made acquaIut-
cd, are sufficiently convincing - us th 81
the AUGUST FLowRa, for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints, and BoeCnRR'n GERMAN
SYRUP, for Throat and Lung Troubles.
were for the complaints they are recom-
mended, m0st excellent remedies, and
enly regret that in much Of eur practice.
medical ethics prevent Us from prescrlb.
ing them without making the formulas
public. When we were shawn the great
quantity Of voluntary letters having been
forwarded DR.. Green, from all parts OF the
country, and from all classes OF people,
lawyers, ministers and dectorns giving 9
description oftheir ailments, tssts
OF their cur 90, etc.. / feel like endorsing
DIR. Green's suggestion thas the Govern.
ment accept such valuable formulas, ana
license them for general use by givinR
protection 10 the Inventer same a. patents
Renerally.--Copied from NJ, Y. Druggists
Circular o. 0cts, 1885.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14
A PETITION.


A petition Is being circulated in
tarieus parts Of the oounty asking Con-
grous to pass an act forteiting to the
government the lands donated to build
che w. v. q O. nj. w. Road. This
q "a old and vsxed question. Congress
provided that these lands should 90 TO
such company as the Legislature Of
Oregon should designate. The Legisia.
ture Of Oregon designated the w. v.
~ @. M. r. Co., and provided that
when the road was completed the Gov
ernOr Of the state should appoint an
agent 10 view the road and report upon
che manner Of construction, and if the
report was favorable, then the Govern
Or should certify that fact to the Secrs-
tAry Of the Interior who should then
approve the lands to the company, All
this was done. The wagon road COM
pany afterwards sold these lands to the
Oregon Pacific Railroad company. Up.
on the credit of these lands that com
pAny has been enabled to build their
road from Yaquina Bay to Albany.
This company iS purchaser Of these
lands in good faith for valuable con-
aidsration, with notice Priaa facis that
all the forms Of law had been complied
with in securing title to them. The
question squitably is shalt these lands
hs taken from this company, who
bought them aud paid full value in coin
for them : It would be different if the
original wagon road company owned
these lands. Every farmer who signs
that petition is doing an act that might
break down the Oregon Pacific, the
building Of whose road has enabled such
farmer to sell his wheat for from 4 to
7 cents per bushels more than be would
have received for it had the road not
bssn built. But we ara told that the
road company did not comply with the
Law in building the road. But this
statement is met by the fact that the
state Of Oregon certified by It's officers
that such road had been built in con-
fOrDity to Law, hence If any blame at
tachss for the road not being properly
constructed, il attaches to the state ol
Oregon and not to the present owners
Of the land. 1t would he doing vio-
lsnSs 70 every principle Of right tc
compel the present owners of these
lands to suffer the loss Of them for the
wrong doing Of the state. These own
era were not in the state when the road
was built, but they were fully justi6eC
In relying upon the act Of the state. /
any wrOng was done the present owners
Of the land ara not to be blamed for it
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14

Three Of the Legislative soIyers 90
from this vicinity. Senator Coleman
and Representative Henry went to
Salem last week in order to be ready
for the battle (of words.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Thompson were
called to Portland last Thursday to see
their son Med, who is afflicted with
heart disease. Monday Mrs. Thomp-
son, accompanied by Med and bis wife,
returned home via the n. G.,while Mr..
Thompson stopped off at Salem TO take
his place in the Legislature.
Mrs. Metzgar aud aon, Will, started
on their return to theif home at Sheri-
dan on Tuesday Of this week.
Miss Bertha Brownson returned
home from Eugene City last week. She
had been attending school there, but
contracted a severe cold and had to
come home.
j. B. Hayworth took trip to
Brownsville the frat Of last week on
business.
The Marrow Guage is quite CON
yenience to those who wish to spend a
day in Brownsville, as they can now 60
down in the morning, spend the entire
day and return in the evening.
There is considerable complaint Of
sickness, principally colds and chronic
cases. Nearly everyone is afflicted with
cold.
We have It on reliable authority that
Louie is emulating the example set by
descendent Of one of the frst families
Of Virginia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14
A "sAVAcEa ATTACK .

The Hideite opens up war on the ap-
pointmens Of Wm. Savage to the Office
Of Lighthouse Keeper at Cape Arago,
by Dan. Manning, Secretary Of the
Treasury Of the United States. There
is just ground for the Tidette to speak
out in meeting. Who Is Wn. Savagef
He has held the ollice Of jAnitor at the
State House at Salem for the last ak
teen years. He was appointed as q
Democrat at that time, because he was
competent and Democrat. He re-
NAMED a Democrat until he saw the
time was approaching when he would
have to change his politics or lose bis
place, so in the campaign Of 1880 whom
Democrats were strainihg every nerve
to elect the gallant Hancock, this time
server and political "bOodler" cast bis
vote for Garfield, and openly supported
the Republicans in 1882 and 1884. We
have q personal recollection of the man.
ner of this man during the Hancock
campaign as we met him daily, and we
must say that it would be far more
palatable TO appoint a consistent stall
wart Republican than such political de-
serters as Savage.